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Waterloo Place, London, after 1881. Artist: Unknown

Waterloo Place, London, after 1881, looking south towards the Duke of York Column, on a misty winter's day. The equestrian statue of Field Marshal Napier (replaced in the 1920s by one of Edward VII) is immediately to the north and the Guards' Crimean Monument is also prominent. The Place is busy with horse drawn and pedestrian traffic.

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Title:

Waterloo Place, London, after 1881. Artist: Unknown

Caption:

Waterloo Place, London, after 1881, looking south towards the Duke of York Column, on a misty winter's day. The equestrian statue of Field Marshal Napier (replaced in the 1920s by one of Edward VII) is immediately to the north and the Guards' Crimean Monument is also prominent. The Place is busy with horse drawn and pedestrian traffic.

Credit:

Album / Heritage Images / Historic England

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Image size:

4788 x 4038 px | 55.3 MB

Print size:

40.5 x 34.2 cm | 16.0 x 13.5 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

19TH CENTURY • ARCHITECTURE • AVENUE • B & W • B / W • B&W • BLACK & WHITE • BLACK AND WHITE • BUS • CENTURY • CITY OF WESTMINSTER • COACH (BUS) • DUKE OF YORK AND ALBANY • DUKE OF YORK COLUMN • ENGLAND • FIELD MARSHAL NAPIER • FIELD MARSHAL • FIELD MARSHALL • FREDERICK AUGUSTUS • FREDERICK • GUARDS' CRIMEAN MONUMENT • HORSE BUS • HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLE • LANE • LOCATION • LONDON • MISTY • MONOCHROMATIC • MONOCHROME • MONUMENT • NAPIER • NINETEENTH CENTURY • OMNIBUS • PEDESTRIAN • PHOTOGRAPH • PRINCE FREDERICK • ROAD TRANSPORT • ROAD • STATUE • STATUES • STREET • TRAFFIC • TRANSPORT • TRANSPORTATION • WATERLOO PLACE • WESTMINSTER